Search by property

This page provides a simple browsing interface for finding entities described by a property and a named value. Other available search interfaces include the page property search, and the ask query builder.

List of results

• Technical Manual  + (Technique Manual that teaches the X technique.)
• Book of Wishes  + (The Achievement Maniac's list of achievements for you to attempt.)
• Whispersoup  + (The ladle trembles as you serve. No one speaks of what happened next.)
• Fusion Report  + (The new TUXEMON fusion technology! You've scanned this and uploaded it to TUXEPEDIA.)
• Park Tuxeball  + (The official Park capture device. It only works inside the Park.)
• Snake Tongue  + (The user's attacks lash out at unexpected distance.)
• Wizard Staff  + (The user's ranged strikes are channeled through its touch.)
• Beastmoss  + (Thick moss found clinging to ancient creatures and sacred stones. Chewy, earthy, and perfect in flakey wraps or hearty pies.)
• Flamehorn Shank  + (Thick slices harvested from flamehorn flora—giant, non-sentient fireplants cultivated for seared cuts. Bold, charred, and packed with bite.)
• Alpha Seep  + (Thick, mucosal secretion harvested from the scent glands of apex predators at the peak of their territorial cycle.)
• Crepes  + (Thin meal dust crepes wrapped around shimmer filling. Graceful, sweet, and just a little peppery.)
• Crusher Tuxeball  + (This Tuxeball breaks through defenses and increases the catch rate the higher the opposing Tuxemon's defense is. It will fail to catch if a protective condition is in place.)
• Ancient Tuxeball  + (This Tuxeball was made a long time ago and is capable of catching any Tuxemon without fail.)
• Xero Tuxeball  + (This odd Tuxeball increases the chance of succeeding if the opposing Tuxemon is a different type than yours, but has a decreased chance if they are the same type.)
• Omni Tuxeball  + (This odd Tuxeball increases the chance of succeeding if the opposing Tuxemon is the same type as yours, but has a decreased chance if they are different types.)
• Spyder Pass  + (This should let you in to places only Spyder conspirators are meant to go.)
• Gambler Tuxeball  + (This tuxeball is known for its unpredictable nature. Its catch rate fluctuates wildly, with the chance of capturing a tuxemon ranging from extremely low to exceptionally high.)

• Feather  + (Tickle your assailant and force them to relinquish their grip!)

• Starpepper  + (Tiny glowing berries that ripen only under starlight. Fiery but sweet, they burn with a warmth that tickles rather than scorches.)
• Inferno Custard  + (Too hot to eat. Too cursed to ignore. The bowl crackles with regret.)
• Echo Wand  + (Traces vibration patterns in cave systems and ancient zones.)
• Radio App  + (Tune in to local broadcasts, quest updates, and ambient chatter from across the region.)
• Pretzels  + (Twisted field grain bites with starpepper hints. Salty, chewy, and playfully spicy.)
• Unknown Object  + (Unknown origin and use. Must be identified before being applied.)
• Hearty Tuxeball  + (Upon capture, the tuxemon's positive taste changes to hearty.)
• Peppy Tuxeball  + (Upon capture, the tuxemon's positive taste changes to peppy.)
• Refined Tuxeball  + (Upon capture, the tuxemon's positive taste changes to refined.)
• Salty Tuxeball  + (Upon capture, the tuxemon's positive taste changes to salty.)
• Zesty Tuxeball  + (Upon capture, the tuxemon's positive taste changes to zesty.)
• Map App  + (Use this on your phone to see where you are.)
• Hash  + (Warm hash of root veggies and enchanted herbs. Earthy comfort with a peppery kick.)
• XP Transmitter  + (When this item is in your possession, all monsters that did ''not'' participate in defeating a monster get half of the XP. The remainder goes to the monsters that ''did'' participate.)
• Field Greens  + (Wild leaves that shift color with the wind. Bright, peppery, and often eaten fresh—or warmed just enough to curl.)
• Nu Phone  + (You can do a lot with this, e.g. phone home.)